This is a short video of a puzzle cuber solving a Skewb Cube (a Rubik’s Cube-like puzzle consisting of five-piece faces “with cuts through the centre, orthogonal to the main diagonals”) so fast (I think he says 1.51-seconds) the guy working the backup stopwatch is confused as to what just

In what is undeniable the lowest budget Fast And Furious movie to date, this is a short video of a shirtless man with a moderate gold chain collection playing with an anti-gravity race car (I’m fairly certain this model available via Amazon for $29) on the ceiling directly above his

The Falcon’s Flight roller coaster being built at the currently-under-construction Six Flags Qiddiya in Saudi Arabia will be the world’s tallest, longest, and fastest roller coaster to date, featuring a three-minute, 2.5-mile long ride at heights up to 525-feet and speeds up to 155MPH. For reference, the current longest coaster

This is a video of a $1.6-million 1,750-horsepower SSC Tuatara hitting 331.15MPH (532.93km/h) while going for a new production car world speed record on a closed seven mile stretch of State Route 160 near Pahrump, Nevada, about an hour west of Las Vegas. It also made a run in the

This is a video of Clearwater, Florida Man Brian Edward Kahrs demonstrating the electric vehicle he built out of a mop bucket on a skateboard, powered by a leaf blower blown into an umbrella sail. Oh, Florida Man. Florida Man, Florida Man, Florida Man. I’m not going to lie, I’m

This is a video from what appears to be a predominately Mustang car cruise in Graffton, Illinois, when a Corvette driver in the group decides to gun it, crashing immediately. Thankfully, he manages to pass between two Mustangs while making his way into the oncoming lanes, and there aren’t any

This is a short video from the rear cam of a Tesla Model 3 that captures the car’s instant acceleration preventing it from getting rear-ended by an old Acura Integra, which appears to be no stranger to a good rear-ending. Thankfully, traffic had only stopped momentarily and stepping on the

This is a video captured from inside the cabin of an Airbus A320 as it takes off from Changi Airport in Singapore to show the changing speed (measures in km/h so it makes no sense to Americans) as it breaks the laws of physics. Honestly, I still can’t believe people